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Gothic Tales Of Love"3 Gripping Book-Length Thrillers By Best-Selling Writers."
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GP Detective StoriesTotal Issues: 3 (at least)
Formats: quarto Pagecounts: 64pp Sources: AustCmFc |
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GPU NewsOne of America's first national gay publications, GPU News was a glossy covered magazine, which featured news, commentary, poetry and fiction written by many if not most of the leading gay and lesbian thinkers of the 1970's.
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The Grabinski Reader
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Graffiti
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Graham's Lady's and Gentleman's MagazineAuthors include Poe, Longfellow, James Fenimore Cooper, R.H. Dana, Mrs Emma Embury. Circulation peaked at about 43,000 in 1840s. Published Poe's "Murders in the Rue Morgue" (May-1841); started as Atkinson's Casket; bought by Graham in 1839 and merged with Burton's Gentleman's Magazine. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersEditorsFormatslarge format, ornately designedFrequencymonthly |
GrainTotal Issues: 108 (to Dec-2002)Publishes new Canadian and international writing, both prose and poetry. The annual Short Grain contest attracts over 1,500 entries. Circulation 1,300.
Website: www.grainmagazine.ca Editors: Elizabeth Philips, Sean Virgo, Dianne Warren, J. Jill Robinson (in 2002) Email Address: grain.mag@sk.sympatico.ca Formats: review Pagecounts: 128pp Frequency: quarterly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
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Gramercy Review
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The Grand MagazineTotal Issues: 422The first real British all-fiction "pulp." Mainly fiction (although the first few volumes also featured some popular non-fiction). Issues & Index Sources
PublishersGeorge NewnesEditorsFormatsstandard on pulp paperFrequencymonthly (but combined March/April 1910 issue)SourcesAgeStory |
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Grand StreetBegan as a more literary review heavy on essays and some fiction; has shifted to a more art, features base. See A Grand Street Reader ed. Ben Sonnenberg (1986).
Website: www.grandstreet.com Editors: Ben Sonnenberg at outset; Jean Stein (in 1999 - 2002) Email Address: info@grandstreet.com Formats: review Frequency: quarterly Sources: OHenAwdWeb (in 2002) |
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The Granta [1889]A Cambridge students' little magazine, and long a training ground for humorists who went on to greater things (among them F. Anstey, E. F. Benson, Barry Pain, A. A. Milne), it faded away in the 1960s; revived in very different format as Granta, 1979.
Frequency: irregular frequency Sources: BritLit3 |
Granta [1979]Total Issues: 79 (to Dec-2002)Revived in 1979 by the energetic American owner-editor Buford (subsequently fiction editor of The New Yorker). In its modern guise it has published stories by Angela Carter, Salman Rushdie, etc, as well as poetry and much cultural journalism; circulation about 15,000. Issues & Index Sources
PublishersBill Buford, Cambridge; moved to London at some point prior to 1990Websitewww.granta.com/EditorsFormatslarge digest; now pocketbookPrices£5.99 (in 1990)Pagecounts256pp (in 1990)Frequencyquarterly |
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The Grape-Vine Telegram
Formats: 6" X 4.5" Prices: 10c Pagecounts: 16pp |
The GraphicTotal Issues: 3266Noted for its illustrations, it also published much serial fiction including Wilkie Collins, Anthony Trollope, Victor Hugo, Rider Haggard, Thomas Hardy ("The Mayor of Casterbridge" 1886 and "Tess of the D'Urbervilles" 1891), George Meredith, J.M. Barrie, H.G. Wells and John Buchan. Fiction dwindled in later years though Graham Greene was a young contributor. Issues & Index Sources
#merges with The Sphere PublishersEditorsFormatsinitially tabloidPricesPagecounts24ppFrequencyweeklySourcesAgeStory |
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Graphic ClassicsA series of books presenting great fiction in comics and illustration for contemporary readers ages 12 to adult.
Formats: quarto Prices: $10.00 Pagecounts: 144pp |
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Grave TalesTotal Issues: 5 (to Dec-2008)
Formats: quarto |
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